C# ReSharper Formatting Method Invocations
I'm looking to format method invocations with complex parameters (nested 'new' and/or nested lambdas) such that the final ')' or } and ) are on the same line.
Consider the following code (nested 'new' case):
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(parm1,
parm2, parm3));
Should format to:
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(
parm1,
parm2,
parm3
));
Likewise, when dealing with a nested lambda, consider the following:
Task.Run(() => { var result = myClass.DoStuff(); myResultCollector.Collect(result); });
Should format to:
Task.Run(() =>
{
var result = myClass.DoStuff();
myResultCollector.Collect(result);
});
In both cases, what I end up with instead:
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(
parm1,
parm2,
parm3
)
);
Task.Run(() =>
{
var result = myClass.DoStuff();
myResultCollector.Collect(result);
}
);
Any ideas?
EDIT: Initial sample edited to be multi-line, not long enough to invoke chop rules, ironically making the ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName completely irrelevant to the examples shown.
It may help to share my method invocation settings. I think what I want just isn't possible so for now I'm working with what requires the least effort. Here's the relevant section from R#'s C# code formatting settings panel
Given the above two samples I end up with the following, which is OK, I can just add a line break after the last parameter as follows
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(parm1,
parm2,
parm3));
// if entered like this, it yields the desired format upon auto-formatting
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(parm1, parm2, parm3
));
//yields
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(parm1,
parm2,
parm3
));
While not ideal it works for now. I suspect the root cause is Prefer wrap before ")" in invocation, which ironically is what I want to happen, but only once for the outter most expression, not for each sub-expression (such as new syntax as an argument). Enabling that option turns the desired format into:
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(parm1,
parm2,
parm3
)
);
c# formatting resharper
asked Nov 23 '18 at 21:09
mhandmhand
5791515
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I'm looking to format method invocations with complex parameters (nested 'new' and/or nested lambdas) such that the final ')' or } and ) are on the same line.
Consider the following code (nested 'new' case):
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(parm1,
parm2, parm3));
Should format to:
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(
parm1,
parm2,
parm3
));
Likewise, when dealing with a nested lambda, consider the following:
Task.Run(() => { var result = myClass.DoStuff(); myResultCollector.Collect(result); });
Should format to:
Task.Run(() =>
{
var result = myClass.DoStuff();
myResultCollector.Collect(result);
});
In both cases, what I end up with instead:
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(
parm1,
parm2,
parm3
)
);
Task.Run(() =>
{
var result = myClass.DoStuff();
myResultCollector.Collect(result);
}
);
Any ideas?
EDIT: Initial sample edited to be multi-line, not long enough to invoke chop rules, ironically making the ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName completely irrelevant to the examples shown.
It may help to share my method invocation settings. I think what I want just isn't possible so for now I'm working with what requires the least effort. Here's the relevant section from R#'s C# code formatting settings panel
Given the above two samples I end up with the following, which is OK, I can just add a line break after the last parameter as follows
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(parm1,
parm2,
parm3));
// if entered like this, it yields the desired format upon auto-formatting
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(parm1, parm2, parm3
));
//yields
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(parm1,
parm2,
parm3
));
While not ideal it works for now. I suspect the root cause is Prefer wrap before ")" in invocation, which ironically is what I want to happen, but only once for the outter most expression, not for each sub-expression (such as new syntax as an argument). Enabling that option turns the desired format into:
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(parm1,
parm2,
parm3
)
);
c# formatting resharper
asked Nov 23 '18 at 21:09
mhandmhand
5791515
add a comment |
I'm looking to format method invocations with complex parameters (nested 'new' and/or nested lambdas) such that the final ')' or } and ) are on the same line.
Consider the following code (nested 'new' case):
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(parm1,
parm2, parm3));
Should format to:
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(
parm1,
parm2,
parm3
));
Likewise, when dealing with a nested lambda, consider the following:
Task.Run(() => { var result = myClass.DoStuff(); myResultCollector.Collect(result); });
Should format to:
Task.Run(() =>
{
var result = myClass.DoStuff();
myResultCollector.Collect(result);
});
In both cases, what I end up with instead:
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(
parm1,
parm2,
parm3
)
);
Task.Run(() =>
{
var result = myClass.DoStuff();
myResultCollector.Collect(result);
}
);
Any ideas?
EDIT: Initial sample edited to be multi-line, not long enough to invoke chop rules, ironically making the ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName completely irrelevant to the examples shown.
It may help to share my method invocation settings. I think what I want just isn't possible so for now I'm working with what requires the least effort. Here's the relevant section from R#'s C# code formatting settings panel
Given the above two samples I end up with the following, which is OK, I can just add a line break after the last parameter as follows
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(parm1,
parm2,
parm3));
// if entered like this, it yields the desired format upon auto-formatting
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(parm1, parm2, parm3
));
//yields
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(parm1,
parm2,
parm3
));
While not ideal it works for now. I suspect the root cause is Prefer wrap before ")" in invocation, which ironically is what I want to happen, but only once for the outter most expression, not for each sub-expression (such as new syntax as an argument). Enabling that option turns the desired format into:
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(parm1,
parm2,
parm3
)
);
c# formatting resharper
asked Nov 23 '18 at 21:09
mhandmhand
5791515
I'm looking to format method invocations with complex parameters (nested 'new' and/or nested lambdas) such that the final ')' or } and ) are on the same line.
Consider the following code (nested 'new' case):
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(parm1,
parm2, parm3));
Should format to:
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(
parm1,
parm2,
parm3
));
Likewise, when dealing with a nested lambda, consider the following:
Task.Run(() => { var result = myClass.DoStuff(); myResultCollector.Collect(result); });
Should format to:
Task.Run(() =>
{
var result = myClass.DoStuff();
myResultCollector.Collect(result);
});
In both cases, what I end up with instead:
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(
parm1,
parm2,
parm3
)
);
Task.Run(() =>
{
var result = myClass.DoStuff();
myResultCollector.Collect(result);
}
);
Any ideas?
EDIT: Initial sample edited to be multi-line, not long enough to invoke chop rules, ironically making the ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName completely irrelevant to the examples shown.
It may help to share my method invocation settings. I think what I want just isn't possible so for now I'm working with what requires the least effort. Here's the relevant section from R#'s C# code formatting settings panel
Given the above two samples I end up with the following, which is OK, I can just add a line break after the last parameter as follows
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(parm1,
parm2,
parm3));
// if entered like this, it yields the desired format upon auto-formatting
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(parm1, parm2, parm3
));
//yields
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(parm1,
parm2,
parm3
));
While not ideal it works for now. I suspect the root cause is Prefer wrap before ")" in invocation, which ironically is what I want to happen, but only once for the outter most expression, not for each sub-expression (such as new syntax as an argument). Enabling that option turns the desired format into:
myClass.MyMethod(new ThisIsAMuchLongerThanUsualClassName(parm1,
parm2,
parm3
)
);
c# formatting resharper
c# formatting resharper
asked Nov 23 '18 at 21:09
mhandmhand
5791515
asked Nov 23 '18 at 21:09
mhandmhand
5791515
edited Nov 24 '18 at 2:04
mhand
asked Nov 23 '18 at 21:09
mhandmhand
5791515
asked Nov 23 '18 at 21:09
mhandmhand
5791515
asked Nov 23 '18 at 21:09
mhandmhand
5791515
5791515
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